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A Fault Lines Subscription gets you two tickets to see Guantánamo: 
'Honor Bound to Defend Freedom' on Friday, that's TOMORROW AT 8PM

Tickets are normally $45. But you will get two with a $20 (1 year 
subscription to Fault Lines)  If you would like to purchase, please
email sfbay-print at lists.indymedia.org to coordinate payment and pickup 
of tickets.

Friday, April 15th
performance of
The Brava Theater Center's
Guantánamo: 'Honor Bound to Defend Freedom'.

More about the show:
http://www.brava.org/Pages/CurrentPro.html#guantanamo

If the more than five hundred 'enemy combatants' detained at Guantánamo 
Bay feel isolated and forgotten, one new play puts them center stage. 
Guantánamo: 'Honor Bound to Defend Freedom' is drawn from interviews of 
prisoners and their families, U.S. and British officials, and others 
touched by this post 9-11 human rights disaster. Received with rave 
reviews and extended runs in London and New York, the play now comes 
exclusively to the Brava Theater Center.

The cast for Guantanamo feature actors from both New York and San 
Francisco. The New York contingent is led by the distinguished Harsh 
Nayyar, who has appeared in noted films such as Traffic and Gandhi,  
Ramsey Faragallah, whose credits include Small Time Crooks, Woody 
Allen's Hollywood Ending and The Peacemaker with George Clooney and 
Nicole Kidman; and Robert Langton Lloyd, a onetime lead actor with the 
Royal Shakespeare Company and a star of Peter Brooks' monumental screen 
adaptation of "The Mahabharata."

These mezzanine tickets were donated to the SF Bay
Area Independent Media Center (www.indybay.org), a
non-commercial collective of Bay Area
independent media makers and media outlets. With your
purchase, you will receive a 1-year subscription to
Fault Lines, the newspaper of the SF Bay Area
IMC.